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Cameroon and the Islamic Development Bank Group are strengthening their development partnership, with nearly CFAF 2,000 billion reportedly mobilised for projects and programmes across key sectors of the country’s economy.
Households in several Cameroonian cities continue to struggle to find cooking gas, with long queues and irregular supplies reported at some distribution points.
Cameroon’s popular reality television show Biggy Studios has returned for its 2026 edition, with the new season officially launched on September 13 and contestants entering the Biggy House.
Gendarmes in Douala have arrested a man accused of posing as the son of Minister of State Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh and allegedly collecting millions of FCFA from people seeking administrative assistance.
Cameroon’s telecommunications regulator has held discussions with MTN Cameroon and Orange Cameroun on network quality, security, customer experience and the expansion of coverage across the country.
Cameroon has officially launched its National Action Plan for the Development of Smart Cities, in partnership with UN-Habitat, as the country seeks to use digital technology and innovation to improve the management of its rapidly growing cities.
Nigeria’s National Assembly has suspended all official visits to South Africa and ordered lawmakers, committees, officials and staff to boycott legislative activities hosted by South African authorities. The suspension also covers virtual parliamentary engagements and will remain in place until further notice.
The Movement for the Renaissance of Cameroon (MRC) has entered a new phase following the resignation of its national president, Maurice Kamto, and First Vice-President Mamadou Mota on September 8, 2026.
Burkina Faso is stepping up efforts to promote local production after authorities moved to reduce dependence on imported military clothing and equipment.
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — September 11, 2026: While Cameroon and most countries around the world are marking the year 2026, Ethiopia is celebrating the beginning of 2019, as the country welcomes its New Year under the Ethiopian calendar.
A tragic incident has reportedly been recorded in Bonabo neighbourhood, Douala, following overnight flooding that affected homes in the area.
hat initially appeared to be flooding limited to only a few parts of Douala has reportedly turned out to be a much wider situation, with several neighbourhoods across the city experiencing significant water accumulation following heavy rainfall.